Matching your website's color to, say, your chosen banner image can make a big difference in the site's appearance. If your colors don't quite match it can have a pretty jarring effect. So how do you make sure that the colors are right – and that they stay right for all of your visitor

When posting images to your site, you have two main options: Graphics Interchange Format (GIF) or Joint Photographic Experts Group (JPEG). Each format has strengths and weaknesses that compliment the other.

Looking for a web host? Start by deciding what features you need - and don't settle for less! Here's how to find out what you require from your hosting company.

Adding plain text to your website is easy; just type it in and your browser will render it. With ASCII character codes you can add fancy symbols to your site as well.

The Internet is a major advertising medium – one which continues to grow in importance every day. You can make a little extra by posting ads on your site, and here's how to get started.

A picture may be worth a thousand words, but the ability to stick a few more words underneath it can still be a big help. Here’s how you can add a caption under your website’s images.

Having the right keyword phrases is essential to your search engine optimization (SEO) strategy, but it’s not the whole story. Once you’ve selected your site’s keywords, you can move on to step 2: emphasizing those phrases in your site.

Most of the Internet-savvy world uses search engines to find new resources on the web. Search Engine Optimization, or SEO for short, is the art of making your web site score highly with search engines, but you won't get far without the right keyword phrases.

The favicon, or shortcut icon, is the tiny picture that appears next to a site's url in your browser's address bar. Here's how to set one up for your website.

How can you get just the right pictures and graphics for your website? Here are some suggestions.